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 1 Pre    | communications. Through this material may you learn the longings and
 2   1,  1|         national and regional levels. May be it could be organized
 3   1,  3|              the difficulties that we may experience. That which also
 4   1,  7|           with us so that together we may discover the principal characteristics
 5   1,  8|               were in their thirties. May I ask for some practical
 6   1,  8|              recognize each community may have its specific style
 7   1,  8|              its specific style which may be a monastic or apostolic
 8   1,  8|            not all the same, and they may have different and even
 9   1,  8|              to be rather quiet; this may be a form of protest. There
10   1,  8|            small groups; this way, we may discover the real problems
11   1,  8|              noted that the diversity may be a source of richness.
12   2,  2|              Congress: "Sometimes one may feel closed up, caged in!
13   2,  3|       themselves ready, wherever they may be, to recall and to live
14   2,  4|           people want clarity, and we may ask if we really know our
15   3,  0|            Council, however much this may displease some people: "
16   3,  0|             all the talks. Perhaps we may say that it was the true
17   3,  0|            dealt with". Indeed, there may have been important omissions
18   3,  0|             know whether this request may point to a rather weak,
19   3,  0|             the person so that he/she may find self-fulfillment, to
20   3,  1|               experiences - and which may be only one part of the
21   3,  2|               the Council, perhaps it may be strange at first sight,
22   4,  0|           situation~It was the end of May 1997. ~There were only four
23   5,  1|             married couples. Problems may arise when all are involved
24   6    |           superior general or another may have thought they would